40 Years Later, Amityville Horror Murders Continue To Haunt Town
The "Amityville Horror" remains one of America's most famous haunting stories, 40 years after the grisly Long Island murders shocked the nation.
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The "Amityville Horror" remains one of America's most famous haunting stories, 40 years after the grisly Long Island murders shocked the nation.
It's not even Thanksgiving yet, but Santa Claus made an early appearance on Long Island Wednesday.
One driver was killed and another critically injured in a head-on collision on the Southern State Parkway.
There's a call for the Justice Department to investigate the actions of Nassau County police in the recent arrest and beating of a Salvadoran national.
Some droopy-eyed Long Island residents say they haven't had a good night's sleep in weeks -- not since National Grid started drilling and doing overnight road work on a gas main.
William Hepworth, 48, is accused of stealing money and a P.A. system from 13 churches since October, police said.
A reunion held on Long Island Tuesday was years in the making – and began even before the honored guests were born.
The plan would open more land for hunting, but also use deer contraceptives -- shot by dart guns or ingested -- to prevent pregnancy.
A fiery crash on the Southern Staten Parkway has claimed the lives of two 19-year-old Queens men.
On Long Island, shelter dogs are being trained to serve those who have served the nation, giving both a second chance at life
More than 300,000 people who take the Long Island Rail Road to work on a daily basis are no longer receiving the full benefit that saved commuters thousands of dollars every year.
Lorenzo Fuentes, 64, was walking to work on Motor Parkway around 5 a.m. Sunday, when he was struck and killed, authorities said.
A deserving serviceman and his family were handed the keys to their new home Monday. It is a subsidized house, built over the last five months by other veterans working in their spare time.
Some trustees in Roslyn Estates are considering banning the feeding of wild animals after receiving complaints that a growing number of homeowners are leaving out food and drink -- all day and all night -- for undomesticated animals that could carry rabies or other diseases.
The victim was walking from the Cedarhurst Train Station when the suspects came up to her, punched her in the head and then took off with her pocketbook, police said.
